Since there is no specific situation or measurements for this, we just assume a circle with an arc BD. It has arbitrary values. In a circle, an arc can be measured by the measure of an arc. A measure of an arc is an angle that an arc makes at the center of a circle which it is a part. It has degrees units. It can be calculated when the length of an arc is given by using certain equations. The measure of an arc and the length of an arc always goes together.
Answer: -1 7/8
<u>Turn 3 5/8 into an Improper Fraction</u>
Multiply 3*8 and get 24. Now add 15 and get 39 (Denominator stays the same). 3 5/8 = 39/8
<u>Turn 5 4/8 into an Improper Fraction</u>
Multiply 5*8 and get 40. Now add 4 and get 44 (Denominator stays the same). 5 4/8 = 44/8
<u>Subtract</u>
39/8 - 44/8 = -15/8
<u>Turn -15/8 into a Mixed Number</u>
-15/8 = -1 7/8
Answer:
21
Step-by-step explanation:
21 is the constant of proportionality.
Answer:
BC ≈ 8.9 units
Step-by-step explanation:
Using the cosine ratio in the right triangle
cos36° =
=
=
( multiply both sides by 11 )
11 × cos36° = BC , then
BC ≈ 8.9 ( to the nearest tenth )